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Project Milkweed Orders Resume for 2024NASHVILLE- In conjunction with National Pollinator Week, the Tennessee Department...
07/25/2024

Project Milkweed Orders Resume for 2024

NASHVILLE- In conjunction with National Pollinator Week, the Tennessee Department of Transportation has resumed online ordering for milkweed seeds through Project Milkweed.

Last year, this project distributed 779,601 seed packets. Plant species and seed material quantities are being offered like last year and packets are free to Tennessee residents. Orders can be placed at www.tnpollinators.org/milkweed.

In 2023, 130,903 individual orders for milkweed seed were fulfilled. Did your seeds germinate? Are you seeing blooms yet? TDOT encourages the public to share pictures from their garden using the searchable hashtag .

Their Pollinator Habitat Program was created in 2017 in response to declining populations of pollinator species due to habitat loss, pests and pathogens, and exposure to pesticides. The program includes a multi-agency working group and partnership with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, and the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency.
Project Milkweed is just one of the program’s initiatives. It benefits a variety of pollinators, but most notably the monarch butterfly, which exclusively uses milkweed as a host plant for laying eggs and hatching its caterpillars.

Link to story on our website is here https://www.themarshallcountypost.com/?p=3749

TOP Grants for Marshall County Memorial LibrarySen. Hensley, Rep. Warner, & Secretary Hargett Announce TOP Grants for Ma...
07/25/2024

TOP Grants for Marshall County Memorial Library

Sen. Hensley, Rep. Warner, & Secretary Hargett Announce TOP Grants for Marshall County Memorial Library

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – State Sen. Joey Hensley, State Rep. Todd Warner, and Secretary of State Tre Hargett announced a Training Opportunities for the Public (TOP) Grant totaling $5,361 for the Marshall County Memorial Library to help cover the cost of Wi-Fi hotspots.

"This financial support will significantly enhance the capacity of our local libraries to serve our residents," said Sen. Hensley.

TOP Grants are funded by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development and are administered through the Secretary of State’s office.

To view the entire story, you can view it on our website here

Sen. Hensley, Rep. Warner, & Secretary Hargett Announce TOP Grants for Marshall County Memorial Library NASHVILLE, Tenn. – State Sen. Joey Hensley, State Rep. Todd Warner, and Secretary of State Tre Hargett announced a Training Opportunities for the Public (TOP) Grant totaling $5,361 for the Marsh...

New Chargers Hit the StreetsTwo Dodge Chargers were purchased with the Lewisburg Police Department Drug Fund. Chief Brad...
07/24/2024

New Chargers Hit the Streets

Two Dodge Chargers were purchased with the Lewisburg Police Department Drug Fund. Chief Braden described the V8 5.7 liter Chargers as “much better than the last Chargers we had. They ride very nice. We’re excited to get ‘em on the road!” They look much different than any other patrol cars in Lewisburg – you can’t miss them.

Sgt. Cody Schramm was responsible for making sure that a few final steps were done before they rolled out. Both the cars’ cameras had to sync up with the Police Department’s servers and the officers’ body cams had to link to the cars as well. It’s really more than just lights and sirens. Getting the cars ready for the road involves a lot of time, planning, and technological details. Night shift and day shift each were assigned a car.

-Post photo by Tracy Harris
Left to Right: Det. Santiago McKlean, Chief Scott Braden, Sgt. Cody Schramm

Marshall Medical Center expands pediatric therapy spaceOn July 9, Marshall Medical Center (MMC) leaders and staff joined...
07/24/2024

Marshall Medical Center expands pediatric therapy space

On July 9, Marshall Medical Center (MMC) leaders and staff joined the local community at a ribbon cutting to unveil its 2,600-square-foot expansion dedicated to pediatric therapy. This pediatric buildout offers physical therapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy to children of all ages. Children benefit from and rely on these programs to assist in recovery from illness, surgery or an accident as well as to improve their quality of life for conditions ranging from autism to cerebral palsy and beyond.

“At MMC, we’re excited to broaden and enhance our therapy services for our youngest patients,” said MMC CEO Phyllis Brown. “By focusing on pediatric therapy, we aim to address the unique needs of children and adolescents, ensuring they receive the highest quality care to support their growth, development and overall well-being.”

In this expansion, many specialized rooms have been designed to meet the unique needs of every child. For children who need a quieter and more peaceful space, they can leverage the new sensory-sensitivity room featuring lower lighting and fewer distractions. There is also a room that includes enough space for parents to stay with their child throughout the rehabilitation sessions. The remaining rooms have additional unique features, like swings, dedicated to the three pediatric disciplines: occupational, speech and physical therapies.

To support the new space, MMC has dedicated specialists that will be working on these pediatric programs including Occupational Therapist Danielle Kissane, Speech Therapist Lisa Thompson and Physical Therapist Chelsea Leonard.

“Your child’s health and development are of utmost importance. At Marshall Medical Center, we believe in a collaborative approach to care,” said MMC Director of Physical Therapy Bill Mastalerz. “Our specialized pediatric physical therapy team is dedicated to working closely with families, ensuring that every child receives personalized treatment with a tailored plan to meet everyone’s unique needs. Together, we can help your child reach their full potential.”

MMC’s pediatric therapy services help improve motor skill development, balance, strength, coordination, speech and physical disabilities. Free screenings are available to assess developmental milestones for children ages 8 and under to determine if a child may benefit from a therapy program. Coming soon, the expansion will also include autism testing for children and adults.

Marshall Medical Center Physical Therapy is located at 1080 N. Ellington Parkway, Lewisburg, TN 37091 and is open Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., and on Friday, 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. (noon). They can be contacted at 931.270.3676. A dedicated entrance and parking area provides convenient access for patients. To learn more, please visit MauryRegional.com/MMCtherapy.

The new space is conveniently located next to Lewisburg Pediatrics, a practice that specializes in evidence-based health care for children, from newborn to teenagers. The team at Lewisburg Pediatrics provides care that includes wellness exams, immunizations, treatment of illness and sports physicals. The office is conveniently located in Suite 201 of the Marshall Medical Office Building and is open Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. To learn more or request an appointment, please call our office at 931.270.3655 or visit MauryRegional.com/LewisburgPediatrics.

07/24/2024

Tickets on Sale now!

https://mcct.ticketleap.com/

Friday, August 2, performance will be our understudies opportunity to shine!
We are fortunate enough with such talent that we were able to double cast 3 of the roles in this show.
Even if you are buying a ticket to one of our Saturday or Sunday performances, we hope you will join us for the special Friday night performance as well!

07/24/2024

Don't forget that the first ever Marshall County Backpack Bash is this Sunday, July 28th.

FREE backpacks and school supplies for all Marshall County School children! Plus, free food, bounce houses, face painting, kid's activities and a movie that will begin at 8:30pm.

Supplies are FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE! This event is open to MARSHALL COUNTY families ONLY! Please check with your local resources for back-to-school events in your area.

07/24/2024
07/20/2024

Forrest students - scholarship pics in the July 18 edition.

Free Healthcare Services for AllFree healthcare services at the Mobile Health Clinic each Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. loca...
07/20/2024

Free Healthcare Services for All

Free healthcare services at the Mobile Health Clinic each Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. located at 627 N 2nd Ave. Lewisburg, in the parking lot where Family Dollar once was located. Free healthcare for those without insurance. For more information, contact 1-800-447-2766, ext. 5.

Annual Sales Tax Holiday Next WeekendSTAFF REPORTNASHVILLE ⎯ Save the date and save in Tennessee’s annual sales tax holi...
07/19/2024

Annual Sales Tax Holiday Next Weekend

STAFF REPORT

NASHVILLE ⎯ Save the date and save in Tennessee’s annual sales tax holiday weekend from Friday, July 26 through Sunday, July 28. Revenue Commissioner David Gerregano said, “This is the only sales tax holiday this year.”

During this holiday, you can save nearly 10 percent on qualifying clothing, school supplies, and computers. Tennesseans can purchase clothing and school supplies tax-free if they are $100 or less. Computers tax-free if they are $1500 or less. Qualifying items may be purchased online and in stores.

“I encourage every Tennessee family to take advantage of back-to-school savings and thank the General Assembly for partnering to provide direct financial relief for taxpayers,” said Gov. Bill Lee.

-Tennessee Department of Revenue

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Annual Sales Tax Holiday Next Weekend STAFF REPORT NASHVILLE ⎯ Save the date and save in Tennessee’s annual sales tax holiday weekend from Friday, July 26 through Sunday, July 28. Revenue Commissioner David Gerregano said, “This is the only sales tax holiday this year.” During this holiday, ...

Marshall County Chamber of Commerce 4th of July Baby ContestsBy: Patty Blackburn Vicki Cain was the hostess of the Marsh...
07/19/2024

Marshall County Chamber of Commerce 4th of July Baby Contests

By: Patty Blackburn
Vicki Cain was the hostess of the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce 4th of July baby contests. Contestants, ages one month to 37 months participated, which included five categories. A winner in each category received a trophy. Trophies were sponsored by Jason Jent of Jent Realty and Auction. Post Photos by Patty Blackburn

On Thursday evening, Marshall County traveled to Tullahoma for a joint practice with the Wildcats. (Post Photos by Chris...
07/19/2024

On Thursday evening, Marshall County traveled to Tullahoma for a joint practice with the Wildcats.
(Post Photos by Chris Siers)

The City of Lewisburg is proud to announce the promotion of Lieutenant Stephen Dalton to the position of Deputy Fire Chi...
07/18/2024

The City of Lewisburg is proud to announce the promotion of Lieutenant Stephen Dalton to the position of Deputy Fire Chief for the Lewisburg Fire Department. Lieutenant Dalton began his journey with the department as a volunteer in October 2016 and transitioned to a full-time employee in June 2017.

Throughout his career, Lieutenant Dalton has demonstrated dedication, skills, and a commitment to continuous improvement. His numerous certifications include...

You can view our website for the entire story here: https://www.themarshallcountypost.com/?p=3787

-photo submitted by City of Lewisburg, from Left to Right: City Manager Bam Haislip, Deputy Fire Chief Stephen Dalton, Fire Chief Drew Hawkins, City Mayor Jim Bingham.

Board of Education Receives State SealState Representative Todd Warner presented the Marshall County Board of Education ...
07/18/2024

Board of Education Receives State Seal

State Representative Todd Warner presented the Marshall County Board of Education with the Tennessee State Seal at their July board meeting on July 8, 2024.

-Post photo by Tracy Harris of Jacob Sorrells, Director of Schools and State Rep. Todd Warner

Story and Photo by Patty BlackburnMarshall County proclaimed July 9, 2024, as Kavares Tears Day – a day that recognized ...
07/18/2024

Story and Photo by Patty Blackburn

Marshall County proclaimed July 9, 2024, as Kavares Tears Day – a day that recognized Tears as an exceptional baseball player. Tears played a major part in the University of Tennessee’s baseball team winning the 2024 Men’s College World Series. As Tears neared the Lewisburg Square, the huge crowd clapped and cheered as the instrumental version of “Rocky Top” played. Photographs were taken with his fans and Tears autographed UT flags, baseballs, shirts, and other sports memorabilia – even a shoe! Mayor Mike Keny said a few words, along with Rep. Todd Warner, Tears’ high school baseball coach from Columbia Academy- Coach Rickie Estep, and Reverend Herbert Johnson led a prayer.

And how exciting is this! San Diego Padres selected Kavares Tears in the 2024 MLB Draft on Monday, July 15. Congratulations Kavares!

Photo: Reverend Herbert Johnson, Coach Richie Estep,
State Rep. Todd Warner, Kavares, and Kavares’ family, Alicia-Hightower Tears, Kendrick Tears, Roderick Tears, Mayor Mike Keny.

07/16/2024

Field on fire on Marsh Road in Belfast. 7/16

Marshall County TN Seed Library Grand Opening July 20Something new is coming to the Marshall County Memorial Library – a...
07/16/2024

Marshall County TN Seed Library Grand Opening July 20

Something new is coming to the Marshall County Memorial Library – a Seed Library.
The seed library is a lending library of seeds. Patrons can rent up to 10 varieties of seed. They grow them out and at the end of the season return a portion of the seeds back to the library.

The Marshall County TN Seed Library is having its grand opening on Saturday, July 20th from 1-3 p.m. It is located in the back of the Marshall County Memorial Library. Local farmers will be there to show off their produce and answer questions. The Maury County Master Gardeners will be there too. Refreshments will be served.

07/16/2024

More about Kavares Tears in The Marshall County Post this Thursday.

Start your holiday shopping before the cold weather arrives. Also, it will be cool inside- out if the smeltering heat.
07/16/2024

Start your holiday shopping before the cold weather arrives. Also, it will be cool inside- out if the smeltering heat.

A Tennessee Bureau of Investigation review is complete in the death of a man taken into custody in May.
07/11/2024

A Tennessee Bureau of Investigation review is complete in the death of a man taken into custody in May.

Kavares Tears Day, July 9, 2024. Tears was greeted by family and friends - the Lewisburg square was very orange! He sign...
07/10/2024

Kavares Tears Day, July 9, 2024. Tears was greeted by family and friends - the Lewisburg square was very orange! He signed autographs and many photos were made.

SIERS: The 2024 Paris Games couldn't come at a better time for society.
07/10/2024

SIERS: The 2024 Paris Games couldn't come at a better time for society.

Been a weird year. From adjusting to the new life at the Post, to working my full-time job, and balancing everything in between, it’s like I’ve been on autopilot at times. Typically, by the time July rolls around, I’m laser focused on football, from both a preparation for high school standpoin...

Who’s the Best in Marshall County? You can find out in the July 4th edition of The Marshall County Post.
07/08/2024

Who’s the Best in Marshall County? You can find out in the July 4th edition of The Marshall County Post.

2023 Miss Marshall County’s gold medal winning NanaBy Hanna Lewie 2023 Miss Marshall County, granddaughter of Annette Fe...
07/05/2024

2023 Miss Marshall County’s gold medal winning Nana
By Hanna Lewie 2023 Miss Marshall County, granddaughter of Annette Fenech
Edited by Tracy Harris Staff Writer

On June 23rd, Annette Fenech and Kathy Smith represented Lewisburg at the Tennessee Senior Olympics in the 1500-yard Power Walking race. Fenech placed first – bringing home. Smith placed second – bringing home silver.
These ladies work very hard and train daily. They walk an average of 5 miles a day. Next year, they will compete in the National Senior Olympics in Iowa, where they hope to make Marshall County proud by placing at a national rank!
What is even more special about these women is that during every race, they give all the glory and praise to God.
Annette always repeats Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” while she races. Her family was cheering her on from the stands and screamed that verse on Sunday, June 23, when she competed. They knew it was her favorite verse and they knew it would motivate her. She told her family hearing them really encouraged her to push harder.
Annette is a testament to all those who trust and believe in God. She draws her strength from the Lord. She praises God for giving her the strength and determination to finish strong and place first. Due to a back injury a few years ago, she was unable to walk, but she knows that God is the one who healed her and provides her with the power to do anything she puts her mind to!
Kathy and Annette both choose to walk for the Lord, and in doing so they brought home gold and silver in the Tennessee Senior Olympics.

link to story on website: https://www.themarshallcountypost.com/2023-miss-marshall-countys-gold-medal-winning-nana/

Lewisburg TSC: Community InvolvementLEWISBURG- June 24, 2024, the City of Lewisburg proudly announces the donation of 50...
07/05/2024

Lewisburg TSC: Community Involvement

LEWISBURG- June 24, 2024, the City of Lewisburg proudly announces the donation of 500 pounds of dry and wet dog food to the Lewisburg Animal Shelter by Tractor Supply Company (TSC) Store #185, located in Lewisburg. The generous donation aims to support the nutritional needs of the shelter’s dogs and promote the well-being of animals in the community.
The donation was presented to the shelter by TSC Store Manager Morgan Montgomery, who emphasized the importance of community involvement and support for local animal welfare initiatives. The donated food will help ensure that the dogs at the shelter receive high-quality meals while they await their forever homes.
Lewisburg Animal Shelter, under the dedicated supervision of Michael Fernandez, along with Animal Shelter Coordinators Helen Lawhorne and Alicia Robertson, works tirelessly to care for and find homes for abandoned and homeless dogs. The staff expressed their gratitude for the donation, highlighting the positive impact it will have on the animal’s health and well-being.
“We are incredibly grateful to for this generous donation. The support from local businesses like TSC is invaluable in helping us provide the best care for our animals and in promoting their adoption into loving homes,” said Fernandez.
The City of Lewisburg extends its heartfelt thanks to TSC management and staff for supporting the community and the well-being of the dogs at the shelter. The donation is a testament to the positive role that local businesses play in fostering a compassionate and supportive community.
-photo courtesy of Gina Jones, City Recorder City of Lewisburg. From L to R Michael Fernandez, Morgan Montgomery, Alicia Robertson, Helen Lawhorne

Lewisburg Water Moratorium ExtendedIn a special called meeting on June 27, 2024, the Lewisburg Water board met and exten...
07/04/2024

Lewisburg Water Moratorium Extended

In a special called meeting on June 27, 2024, the Lewisburg Water board met and extended indefinitely the moratorium for housing developments. We still have not been given any additional water from TDEC.

Our state regulating agency TDEC (Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation) has a mandated limit on how much water we can withdraw from the Duck River. We are allowed a maximum of 4.0 million gallons per day. They are rewriting the permits for every city on the Duck River. For seven years we have been asking them to raise our limit to 6.0 million gallons a day. There are environmental groups challenging the increase, saying it will impact the wildlife on the river, specifically the mussels. We met with the governor on June 17, 2024, and he is keenly aware that without more water, Lewisburg and Shelbyville cannot grow.

We are also limited by our water plant maximum capacity which is 4.0 million gallons a day. For over a year now, our engineering firm has been designing a new and larger water plant, but without approval from the state, we cannot borrow the estimated 25 million dollars to build the larger plant. We cannot get financing until we have permission from the government to withdraw more water. If we get an increased limit and approval to build the plant, it will take at least two years for us to secure the bonds and build the new water plant.

The modified moratorium says, “No new housing developments of four houses or more will be approved and each owner/developer may only build 3 new houses every 6 months- (six houses per year.)”

We are now asking water customers to voluntarily conserve water during drought conditions. When we go two or three weeks without rain, we must run the water plant around the clock. There is plenty of water in Normandy Lake and Duck River, but our water plant has trouble producing enough for the watering of gardens and lawns. We are not asking customers to let their rose bushes die. We are asking customers to be smart with water and postpone their pressure washing projects until it starts to rain again. We hate to see irrigation sprinklers running water out on the ground during a rainstorm because the customer has it set on a timer. Sprinklers spraying water into the paved road in front of their house doesn’t indicate that they are using water wisely.

Thank you for helping us by conserving water.
Trigg Cathey
Lewisburg Water General Manager

link to story on website: https://www.themarshallcountypost.com/?p=3701&preview=true

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